288 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1664.





                Liber B B John Gittings the Attorney of Andrew Cooke enters accôn of debt
                ditto die agst James Jolly to the uallue of seauen thowsand six hundred and

                     tenn pounds of tobacco by bill—

                ditto die John Gittings the Attorney of Andrew Cooke enters accOn of the
                     Case agst James Jolly to the uallue of nine pounds sterl:

                   29th By Order from the Leiutennt Generall, Thomas Wynne had a

                   mittimus for Robt Stack, directed to the sherriffe of Caluert County

                   and him to keep in Custody wthout Bayle or mainprize untill he bath

                   made sattisfaccon in full of all ffees and damages due and susteyned

                   by any Officer or Officers lawfully authorized in any imploymt what

                   soeuer dated Ut supra—

                   31th Henry Hudson Came and demanded writt to arrest the frygott
                      Exepedicon, produced Coppys of Orders from New Yorke that
                       Dauid Anderson prsent Master of the said ffrygott in Contempt of
                       the said Ordr did depart the said place wthout performance according
                       to the tenor thereof—
                       Vpon which by Order from the Honble Leiutennt Generall warrt
                     issued to the sherriffe of St Marys County to arrest wth the pre
                     amble which is as followeth
                [p. Whereas there was a Cause depending betweene Henry Hudson
               Octobr 31st and Dauid Anderson (on the behalfe of Mr Wm Caruer and him
                     self e) concerning a Certaine ff rygott Called the Expedicon depend
                     ing afore the Honble the Gouernor and rest of the Commrs of New
                     York and upon hearing the differences betweene them it was Ordered
                     that the whole Bussiness should be referr'd to Vs here to be tryed,
                     And further that the said Anderson should giue in security by
                     Bond of One hundred pounds to the Burgomasters of that towne,
                     that wthjn six months after the date of an Order of theires he
                     should answere to the suite of Henry Hudson about the said ffry
                     gott, as by a Coppy of that same Order sent me more largely may
                     appeare and whereas the said Dauid Anderson, Contrary to and in
                     Contempt of the aforesaid Order, did depart wthout performing his
                     part as was required and since is arriued in this prouince wth the
                     ff rygott expedicon as aforesaid
                       These are therefore in the name of the Right Honble the Lord Pro
                     prietary to will & Comand yow that forthwth yow Seize the said if ry
                     gott as aforesaid into yor Custody all her tackle sayles rigging
                     and what furniture soeuer is to her belonging, and her soe Seized to
                     bring to St Marys here to remaine untill the whole proceedings be
                     tryed afore us alt Our next Prouinciall Court to be held the 4th day
                     of Decembt next, and it be fully determined to whome the right and
                     propriety of the said uessell shall belong, And I doe further require